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nilsandClaude Opus 5.5 f84e18ef0e App 2.43.3: sound check on the Logs tab
One tap listens for 10 seconds with Android's audio analyser on the output
mix and reports the levels, to learn whether it hears Bluetooth, CarPlay and
radio before the Halloween pumpkin's light follows the music. Levels only, no
sound kept, no microphone. Heard a test tone on the emulator. Not tried on
the car.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LhzAVaUyqcw5PkGjz4mWW6
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---
name: car-logs
description: Download the signal recordings the MG4 sent to the car server (fetch-logs) and read them. Use when the owner says a recording is on the server, asks to get, download or look at the car's logs or recordings, or after a test drive with the signal recorder.
---
# Fetch and read the car's recordings
The app's signal recorder (Logs tab, `SignalRecorder`) sends each finished recording to the
car server (`LogOutbox`, `PUT /v1/logs/{name}`); the server keeps the newest 200
(`server/logs.go`). `fetch-logs` in the dev shell downloads the ones not yet in `logs/`.
## Fetch
```sh
nix develop -c fetch-logs
```
It prints each new file (`logs/signal-recording-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.txt`) and `fetch-logs: N new`.
The token comes from `~/.config/nilsmg4/logs-token` (the server's `LOGS_TOKEN`) and goes only in
a header.
- **Never print, cat or echo the token**, and never pass it on a command line you show. Do not
read the token file.
- `no token`: ask the owner to put the server's `LOGS_TOKEN` in `~/.config/nilsmg4/logs-token`
(and in `k8s/secrets/secrets.yaml`, then apply it). Do not create or fill it yourself.
- HTTP 401: the file and the server's Secret differ. HTTP 404: reading is off (no
`LOGS_TOKEN` on the server) or the server is older than 2.9.0. The owner applies manifests and
Secrets; never run `kubectl` against the cluster, not even read-only.
- `0 new`: nothing arrived. In the car, the Logs tab says "Sent to the server." or how many wait
and why (no server set up, server not reached, an HTTP status); the car retries every 2
minutes while the service runs.
## Read
The files are plain text but `file` may call them data; search with `rg -a`. Newest first:
`ls -t logs/`. If the owner said what they did and when (e.g. "ACC on at 08:50, set speed
100→90 at 08:51"), line those times up with the timeline.
A recording has four parts, in this order:
1. Header: captures, start time, app version.
2. **Steering-wheel keys and notes.** The first note says whether listening worked:
`listening to N assistance properties (M refused)`, or `not possible (<reason>)`.
3. **Assistance properties heard** (`EVHardware.listenToProperties` on `AssistBlock`, the
`0x21x0A1xx` block): change events, properties whose value changed first. This is where a
value shows up that the head unit fills only while someone listens.
4. **Changed values (polled)**, rarest first, then **Everything, in order**: every capture
(about every 5 s) with what changed since the last.
Useful cuts:
```sh
rg -a 'listening to' logs/<file> # did listening work
awk '/^Assistance properties heard/,/^$/' logs/<file> # what listening heard
rg -a 'A15B|A15A' logs/<file> # one property's history
rg -a 'getLatestSpeed' logs/<file> | head # the car's speed over time
```
Known leads (SPECS.md, 2026-10-27): `0x2160A15B` is `AAD_EPTCCTRGTSPD`, by its name the cruise
control's target speed (0.0 when only polled); `0x2140A15A` moved between 3 and 7;
`0x2160A1A3`/`0x2160A1A4` counted up by 0.1. A value that tracks what the owner did at the
times they name is a lead; say how sure it is, and that it is not confirmed until a second
drive shows the same.
## Music-sources checks
`fetch-logs` also brings `media-probe-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.txt` (Logs tab, "Check music sources",
`MediaProbe`). Three parts: audio players (use, app, state), active media sessions with state
and song (TITLE, ARTIST, ALBUM, ALBUM_ART as a size or ALBUM_ART_URI), and the media browser
services by name (2.42.1 on; 2.42.0 also connected to them, which stopped the music). CarPlay's
session is `com.allgo.remoteui.mediabrowserservice`, Bluetooth's `com.android.bluetooth`. Ask what was playing
when the check ran.
## Sound checks
`fetch-logs` also brings `sound-probe-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.txt` (Logs tab, "Check sound",
`SoundProbe`, 2.43.3 on): permissions, which session plays, then one line a second of the audio
analyser's peak, bass, mid, treble and rms, and a result line. Levels only, no sound. The peak has
to move for music to count as heard. Ask what was playing when the check ran, and whether the
music kept playing and any prompt came up.
## Rules
- Recordings and checks are the car's data: `logs/`, `/signal-recording-*.txt` and
`/media-probe-*.txt`, `/sound-probe-*.txt` are gitignored. Never
commit, publish or upload them anywhere.
- Findings that change what the project knows go into a `SPECS.md` done-log entry, as usual.